National narcissistic abuse awareness day is an important moment for the American people to stand up against and fight against this form of abuse.
It has become increasingly evident to me that every single day that I walk into a public place, especially a park, or a public gathering, I am subjected to the abuse of some person who thinks that they are the center of the universe. It’s incredibly frustrating and disheartening. I feel like I’m a walking target for the abuse, and everyone else is a target for the abuse.
It’s worth noting that over the last few years, there have been reports of a lot of violence and abuse at various protests and rallies, which has led to many conversations about how to handle this. In order to prevent the abuse from escalating, people need to be aware of the dangers of being a target. To that end, National NPDAA Awareness Day is just a day that we can all take a moment to recognize the dangers of narcissistic abuse.
People who are narcissistic abusers often have an inflated sense of their own importance. This is the basis for narcissistic abuse, which is a form of self-hate and a need to feel that you have the ability to abuse others. They want to feel that they are in charge, that they have an omnipotent hold over other people. Often they are also emotionally abusive and have no empathy for others. The first step is to recognize it, and then to try to understand why the person is abusing you.
The problem with narcissistic abuse is that it tends to be a self-perpetuating cycle. The narcissistic person needs to feel that there are others, that they are important to others, that they have a sense of self. As long as they feel they are important and are in control, they will continue to abuse others.
At a certain point the narcissist begins to think that everything is all about them. They stop caring about others and begin to feel entitled. This is the point at which they are willing to do more harm than good. If they feel that they have control of their behavior, they will abuse you. If they feel that they have no control of behavior, they will abuse you.
I don’t think we can blame narcissists for this problem, but I think it’s important for everyone to understand that narcissism is a behavioral disorder.
In the context of this article, I am also going to add that not all narcissists are a danger to society, nor is all narcissism a problem in society. Unfortunately for some narcissists, abuse is a way of life. This is a problem because even when the narcissist is in therapy, they are using manipulative tactics to keep you off their shit list. They may use denial, they may use anger, but they are manipulating you. They want you to feel rejected.
If you’ve ever been in therapy, you know that it can be a very therapeutic experience. Unfortunately, therapy is not something you can skip. If you’re a victim of narcissism, you’re going to need help. That’s because narcissists are not going to go away of their own accord. They are, however, going to keep pushing your buttons until you feel rejected.
I know that in the past, my therapist has used many of the same tactics to push my buttons. For example, he may tell me that being a narcissist is not what I want/need in my life. Or he may tell me that I have an issue with being around other men and women. Or he may tell me that I need to stop spending too much time in front of the computer.